From the book: "This Sun oracle is a unique system based on eighty-four illustrated cards describing the meaning of the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn in the twelve Houses and twelve signs of astrology, and sets out a clear and simple means of remembering and developing the interpretation. As in Horary astrology, the Sun oracle does not use the outer planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto." Book Review – Nature Devotional: Eco-Spiritual Reflections, Meditations and Affirmations by Rebecca Reitz The guide book that accompanies Oracle of the Radiant Sun is fantastic. As I have already mentioned, it really helped me to connect with the cards. Plus, it contains a wealth of information. I like that they point out that: This forum is officially closed. It will however remain online and active in a limited form for the time being. When dealt with in a reading, this card shows that the opinions and wishes of others do not easily sway the questioner and indicates a strong determination to maintain his or her own course in life. The card reveals that the enquirer has a clear vision of what he or she wants and knows how to achieve it. It also indicates the need to work harder and longer than most to achieve success and the respect of others. The danger when this card appears is of acting on impulse.

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Well, we’ll see! I think tomorrow I’m going to pull the cards that represent my birth chart placements and see what that tells me! The artwork is simply stunning. The imagery is rich and symbolic from many religious and mythological traditions, including Judaism, Islam, Christianity and Voodoo as well as Egyptian, Minoan, and Greco-Roman. The images, woodcut style in lovely pastels, are collages of symbols and figures , at first appearing unrelated, but when studied, opening up to release their meanings. It is visually easy to recognize the suit of each card by its layout – each suit has a different design which speaks to the characteristics of the relevant planet: Mercury cards are divided in half diagonally (it is the sign of duality and The Twins!) with a different image or symbol in each half. The Sun cards are an arched portal (the doorway of our identity) with two areas for images. So the layout and imagery in combination speaks to our unconscious and takes our understanding of the cards into a deeper place enhancing the written interpretations. Please be respectful of the space and the people here. Spam and other bad behaviours won't be tolerated. Susan trained in Soul Level Astrology with master astrologer Mark Borax. She delights in exploring with individuals the planetary pattern under which their soul choose to incarnate.Mars in Cancer: Quarrel. Two mounted figures squabble over a gold ring symbolizing betrothal. This image concerns families united or divided over relationships or inheritances. The classical busts glare at each other, reminders that this has happened before."

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Book Review – Mindful Homes: Create healing living spaces with mindfulness and feng shui by Anjie Cho Book Review – Psychic Skills for Magic & Witchcraft: Developing Your Spirit, Intuition, & Clairvoyance by Cat Gina Cole Yes, the art is kind of magnetic, I'm drawn to it! Even though I'm a total astrology dilettante. But when you study tarot, astrology just kind of seeps in unseen . . .! The human mind is astounding in its ability to make brilliant leaps of imagination and achieve accurate observationsThe Elemental Tarot is so named for its use of the four elements, earth, air, fire, water, and then the fifth, holistic Universe element represented by the Major Arcana. For the Minor Arcana, the element earth refers to pentacles, air to swords, fire to wands, and water to cups. The symbols for the elements are at the very bottom of every card. The holistic Element for the Major Arcana is represented by an oval, Water by a half moon turned on its side to take the form of a cup or bowl, Earth by a square, Air by a circle and Fire by a triangle. The cards are also color coded according to each element. Use critical thinking. If it’s too good to be true, it probably is. Use Mercury and Mars: figure it out and act! Smith has designed the cards to follow the basic structure of the commonly accepted Tarot. This means there are 78 cards in total (22 majors, 16 courts and 40 pips). There is an emphasis on progressive reading, led by symbols, and for this reason the authors have decided to omit the traditional symbolism of Wands, Pentacles, Swords and Cups in favour of directly relating to the four elements. In this logic, the Major Arcana has been related to the fifth element, Spirit and can be seen as the child of the four suits when combined together. These are the inner qualities of the person asking for the reading, manifesting in their life. Well, I’m not excited that I’ll need physical endurance, but I’m glad I’ll have it. Maybe it means better general health as a get older. That’s a kind of endurance! Indulge in the profound world of astrology and explore the timeless reverence for the life-sustaining force of the Sun with this intriguing book.

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And here’s Hercules killing the Nemean lion with his bare hands. Well, at least it’s a Scorpio card that’s not totally negative. I will need to have some endurance today. But all will be well when the stress of the work week is over!Today is the first day I’m leading a small group of staff as a support for new employees as we work from home. It’s only 5 people, and we’re just supposed to have a zoom chat. But it’s kind of the first thing I’ve ever led at work. So it’s broadening my horizons and I’m just going for it without much preparation. Sounds like Aries! Each card has a yellow card image, flanked by the House number and keyword title in bold with the planet and sign underneath on one side and the relevant symbols and the keyword for the planet and the sign on the other. Beneath in italics is a description of the card illustration which really helped me to connect with the cards. Next, presented in two columns below is the information about the card. Firstly, information is given from a personal perspective ie how someone with Saturn in Aries would present. This is followed by a paragraph on ‘when this card is drawn in a reading’ and finally there’s a section titled ‘Events’ which suggests potential events linked to the placement. And here we are, the ultimate Leo card. I truly don’t think I’m an egotist, but I sometimes have a feeling that I’m special or different. (I’ve been reading The Pattern, an astro app that doesn’t tell you which astro thing they’re talking about, but I’m sure that section is this, Mars in Leo.) I haven’t engaged with this very much, I’m more interested to understand what Venus and Mars conjunct means, and three planets in Leo! For the Sun in Sagittarius ‘Enthusiasm’ pictured above, the card image description reads, “A bright intelligent head haloed by the sun sits at the top of a traditional alchemical jar. Within a jar, a figure floats among the stars, sun and moon.” The Jupiter in Aries ‘Enterprise’ artwork also pictured above is described, “The hand diagram of the chiromancers shows the complete set of planetary qualities. Jupiter’s nature in palmistry is to denote the achievement of enterprise and ambition, where full use is made of all talents available. The acorns are simply the seeds of potential.”

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I hope this doesn’t mean what “health issues” usually means! I’m sure it just means I’ll be thinking about my health today and maybe doing something about it.

The cards have keywords. And each planet suit has its own card layout. For example, the Mars cards are divided into 3 rectangles, the bottom half and the top half divided in 2; Mercury cards are divided into 2 diagonally. It makes the artwork more interesting, and the same planet cards stand out in a spread.